Easter Egg Garland
I found this craft on Pinterest…yes, I know you are shocked but I figured this could come in handy for a few different reasons besides some pretty garland. I wanted to green it up just a bit. You can make less disposable items to use for decorations year round or even just for multiple Easters.
Supplies:
Non Toxic Eco Paste
Water
Pastel Hemp Cord
Shallow bowl for dipping string
Biodegradable Balloons
Directions:
1. Put eco-paste and water in a shallow bowl and mix
2. Blow up balloons to desired sizes.
3. Place string carefully into bowl and either coil the string and press into sticky mixture but keep your hands on the end of the string so you can find it easily.
4. Wrap the string around your balloon in the desired patter/shapes. Make sure to wipe off excess mixture so it doesn’t dry that way on your string.
5. Once finished wrapping the balloons find a place where they can sit and dry undisturbed. Wait at least 4 hours to make sure they are completely dry.
6. Pop your balloons! Then you can string them on a garland, place them in bowls or hide them around the house!
These eggs will last for quite awhile and can be kept around for decoration long after Easter is over. You can put candy and toys in them carefully and use them as gifts. There is alot to be done with these eggs.